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Empirical Study
on Asian Financial Markets

Edited by: Masayuki Susai, Hiromasa Okada

154pp sb 4,000yen 
ISBN 978-4-87378-972-9 


Contents
Chapter1 Tokyo or New York:
Which Drives East Asian Stock Markets?
                                Masayuki Susai  1. Introduction  2. Data  3. Model Estimation  4. Discussion  5. Summary Chapter2 Support Vector Regression Based GARCH Model with        Application to Forecasting Volatility of Financial Returns                           Shiyi Chen, Kiho Jeong  1. Introduction  2. Support Vector Regression  3. Empirical Modeling and Forecasting Scheme  4. Monte Carlo Simulation  5. Real Data Analysis  6. Conclusions Chapter3 Financial Development, Soft Budget Constraints and        Corporate Investment                  Hongjun Zhu, Xianjie He, Xinyuan Chen  1. Introduction  2. Related literature  3. The Design of Research  4. Results  5. Robust test  6. Conclusion and Implication Chapter4 The Impact of Electronic Trading System on Market Efficiency:        An Analysis of NIKKEI 225 Futures Market in Singapore                     Masayuki Susai, Hiroshi Moriyasu  1. Introduction  2. Data Description  3. Preliminary Analysis  4. Analysis of Convergence Speed  5. Conclusion Chapter5 The Characteristic of Public and Private Life Insurance        Demand in Japan                 Ko Obara, Norihiro Kasuga, Mahito Okura  1. Introduction  2. Estimation of Life Insurance Demand Functions  3. Results  4. Concluding Remarks Chapter6 Twin Deficits Revisited: Does the U.S. Fiscal Consolidation        Help to Reduce the Current Account Deficit?                                  Takeshi Kudo  1. Introduction  2. The Correlation of the Fiscal and Current Acounts  3. The Effects of Fiscal Consolidation  4. Conclusion Chapter7 Periodical Income Allocation under the Accounting        Regulation in Japan                                 Hiromasa Okada  1. Introduction  2. Income Concepts in Japan  3. Periodical Income Allocation  4. Reason for Two Types of Periodical Income Allocation  5. Relationship between Two Incomes and Stock Price  6. Conclusion


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